Florida Motorcycle Practice Test 1

1.Should a motorcyclist ride between rows of stopped or slow-moving cars (lane sharing, also called lane splitting)?
Yes, at any speed when it seems safeNo — lane sharing is usually prohibited and leaves you exposedYes, but only during rush hourYes, whenever traffic is fully stopped
2.A vehicle is coming straight at you inside your own lane. What sequence does the handbook give?
Sound the horn and flash the high beam, brake, and steer toward the side of the roadSpeed up and pass on the leftStop in the lane and waitSwitch off your headlight so the driver can see the road
3.What makes a pair of boots suitable for riding?
A tall heel that hooks over the footrestLong laces left untied for quick removalA smooth leather sole that slides easilyTall enough to support the ankle, with hard slip-resistant soles and low heels
4.You have just ridden over a piece of debris lying in the road. What should you do next?
Nothing, as long as the machine still feels normalPull off when it is safe and inspect the tires and rimsReverse back over it to see what it wasAdd air to the tires at the next stop
5.On a road with two or more lanes in your direction, what does the Move Over law require as you approach a stopped vehicle with its hazard lights on?
Move into a lane not next to the stopped vehicle when it is safeSpeed up to pass it quicklyStop in your lane and waitRide onto the shoulder beside it
6.In which situation is a driver most tempted to squeeze into the lane beside your motorcycle?
On an empty rural road late at nightWhen traffic is jammed bumper to bumperWhen you are riding faster than everything around youWhen you are the only vehicle waiting at a red light
7.What licensing does Florida require of someone who rides a moped on public streets?
A Class E driver license, with no motorcycle endorsement neededA motorcycle endorsement, the same as any motorcycleA Motorcycle Only licenseNo license of any kind
8.What does a yellow pennant-shaped (long horizontal triangle) sign on the left side of the road mark?
A designated passing laneThe start of a no-passing zoneA motorcycle-only laneA yield to traffic on the left
9.A staggered group needs to get past a slow truck on a two-lane road. How is it done?
Every rider pulls out together as one blockThe last rider goes first so the order is preservedRiders go one at a time, each returning to their own position afterwardThe group passes along the right shoulder
10.How should a rider adjust when riding at night?
Slow down and increase following distanceSpeed up to get home soonerFollow closely to use the car's taillightsTurn the headlight off to see better